Australian Red Cross is running an introductory IHL course over two evenings. The course is ideal for students and young professionals working in law, healthcare, development or government. No legal, IHL or Red Cross Movement background is required – the course in intended as an introduction only. It will cover the history and structure of the Red Cross Movement, basis and main principles of IHL, enforcement and some contemporary issues in IHL. 

Places are limited - book in early so you don't miss out.

Date: Monday 20^th & Monday 27^th February

Time: 5:30pm – 8:30pm

Venue: 23-47 Villiers Street, North Melbourne

Cost: $50.00 general public; $20.00 students and current Australian Red Cross volunteers.

RSVP: Pip Ross at pross@redcross.org.au

Two positions are currently open at the County Court, Commercial List.  See the Jobs section for more details.  Applications close 23 February 2012.

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to apply. The information you submit is confidential and used only for matching purposes. See the resources section (left hand side of this page) for further information about the mentor program, including program guidelines and a detailed FAQ document for mentees - both containing important information. Please save the date Thursday 5 April 1pm in your diaries as successful students will be required to attend a compulsory briefing session. More details later.........any questions, please contact me on (03) 8344 1000 or h.green@unimelb.edu.au Looking forward to receiving your applications.

If you are starting to think about seasonal clerkships this year, the LIV Seasonal Clerkship Guidelines have all the important dates.  See http://www.liv.asn.au/PDF/Practising/Careers/2012SeasonalClerkshipGuidelines

We have also put the important dates into the Key Dates section on this site. 

If you need to discuss clerkships don't hesitate to make an appointment with a careers consultant in the law school.

The British Institute of International and Comparative Law is one of the leading independent research centres for international and comparative law in the world.

Over the 2012 academic year and 2012/2013 summer break, two internships will be available at the BIICL for MLS students enrolled in the JD, PhD or Master of Laws programs.  Successful applicants will receive a minimum of GBP1,500 towards their travel costs and living expenses while in London. 

Further information and link to application form are contained in the Jobs section of the MLS Careers Office workgroup on Careers Online.

Applications close 15 March 2012.

Enquiries: Lucy Quinn lquinn@unimelb.edu.au